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Month: November 2022

Experto prevé una nueva ola de covid-19 en México durante el invierno causada por subvariantes de ómicron

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN Español) — La variante ómicron y sus subvariantes son las de mayor circulación en México y las responsables de la mayoría de los casos de covid-19 que se registran en el país, según el último reporte de la vigilancia genómica del virus SARS-CoV-2 que publicó el Consejo Nacional de Ciencia

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‘It was a learning journey’: Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving issues another apology as possible return from suspension nears

By Jacob Lev, CNN Kyrie Irving, the Brooklyn Nets star who was suspended for at least five games by the team for comments made after sharing a link to an antisemitic movie on social media, has issued another apology as his possible return from suspension nears. While speaking to SNY’s Ian Begley in an interview

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Sus procesos de fertilización in vitro no resultaron. Esto es lo que estas mujeres quieren que sepas

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — Cuando Jennifer Aniston habló recientemente sobre su lucha con los tratamientos de fecundación in vitro para tratar de formar una familia, dio voz a las personas que han pasado por arduos procesos de fertilidad que terminaron sin hijos biológicos. La fecundación in vitro, o FIV, es un método de reproducción asistida

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4 die outside Seattle after Alaska company’s plane crashes

SNOHOMISH, Wash. (AP) — Investigators say four people are dead after a fiery plane crash Friday northeast of Seattle. The Seattle Times reports that authorities on Saturday confirmed four people died in the crash. First responders initially reported that two people had died. Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Courtney O’Keefe says additional examination of the

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‘No plans on going back’: An Idaho community copes with fear amid the unsolved murders of four college students

By Emma Tucker, CNN A new and unsettling way of life has struck the small college town of Moscow, Idaho, in the days since four university students were murdered near their campus. Police presence has multiplied, students have fled in droves, and community members are plagued by fear and anxiety as the case remains unsolved.

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2 men charged, 1 with Nazi arm-band, in connection with threats to attack New York synagogue

By John Miller, Brynn Gingras, Samantha Beech and Alaa Elassar, CNN Two men arrested in connection with online threats to attack a New York City synagogue were arraigned on multiple charges over the weekend, court documents show. Christopher Brown, 21, from Aquebogue, New York, was charged with making a terroristic threat, criminal possession of a

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1 person killed and 1 injured in shooting on University of New Mexico campus involving students of rival schools

By Rebekah Riess and Andy Rose, CNN Two people shot during an altercation on the University of New Mexico campus early Saturday were students from rival schools, officials said. A 19-year-old was killed and a 21-year-old was hospitalized following the shooting on UNM’s main campus in Albuquerque, the New Mexico State Police (NMSP) said in

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